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Joan Jett: I Love Rock 'N' Roll (Boardwalk)
Review by Mitchell Cohen, Creem, March 1982
IF ANY OF rock's male marauders (say Triumph, or Rush) opened up an LP with a stop 'n' start thumper about spotting a 17-year-old number ...
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Joan Jett: Return Of The Jett Girl
Profile and Interview by Kris Needs, ZigZag, February 1980
HELLO, hello, she's back again! Joan Jett, the Runaway with the solid gold rock 'n' roll heart has returned, bouncing to a Gary Glitter soundtrack ...
Interview by Kris Needs, New York Rocker, June 1980
Ex-Runaway leaves a London Launching pad ...
Live Review by Roy Trakin, Musician, June 1981
TONIGHT, the smoky Rock Lounge is filled with sassy fifteen-year-old teeny-boppers in leather jackets, jeans and black Converse sneakers, looking tough, chewing gum and hanging ...
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts: I Love Rock 'n' Roll (Boardwalk)****
Review by Sandy Robertson, Sounds, February 1982
FORGIVE ME for dragging the old reprobate's moniker into such lively proceedings, but Kim Fowley has at last been vindicated in his endless trumpeting of ...
Joan Jett: I Love Rock āNā Roll
Review by Ira Robbins, Trouser Press, March 1982
JOAN JETT'S first solo album, Bad Reputation, suffered from a number of flaws, I pointed out in my review of the time; listening to it ...
Joan Jett: Whomping The Suckers With A Superball
Report and Interview by Gavin Martin, NME, April 1982
"IT'S SO HARD to even think of being famous, of having that responsibility. It's really weird, I mean me!! a rockstar! Hey, are ...
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts: I Love Rock And Roll (Epic)
Review by Mark Cooper, Record Mirror, April 1982
JOAN JETT is 23 years old. She's been in rock and roll for the last 10 years. It shows. ...
Interview by Sandy Robertson, Sounds, May 1982
"GET THE GUYS in the picture," drawls Joan Jett, "I mean, this isn't Kim Wilde you know!" ...
Joan Jett: Selling Records Is The Best Revenge
Profile and Interview by Jim Green, Trouser Press, June 1982
"I LOVE ROCK'N'ROLL" has to be one of the corniest, old hat, lowest-common denominator clichés of all, right? The phrase conjures images of barechested, bluejeaned ...
Report by Sandy Robertson, Sounds, November 1982
KENNY LAGUNA and Joan Jett are a real double-act for the funnybone. It's no empty coincidence that their names fit together: JETT-LAG. Like Little and ...
Column by John Mendelsohn, Creem, August 1983
IF I NEVER glimpse another Rock 'n' Roll Bad Boy sneering at me on my television screen, trying to impress me with how unashamedly wicked ...
Interview by Karen Schlosberg, Creem, October 1986
"YOU PICKED AN interesting time to visit." Michael J. Fox has his tongue planted firmly in cheek as he stands in the backyard of a ...
Joan Jett: Her Life Was Saved By Rock & Roll
Interview by Richard Gehr, Music & Sound Output, July 1988
IT FIGURES THAT JOAN JETT WOULD BE A BALTIMORE ORIOLES FAN. Like the Orioles, the three-chord rocknroll shes purveyed for more than a decade has ...
Motorcycle Slut With The Mystic Cross: Joan Jett roars up the alley in Singapore
Report and Interview by Gerrie Lim, unpublished, December 1989
JOAN JETT is sitting in a dressing room a long, long way from home, and the perceptible sliver of anxiety in her voice suggests that ...
What Happened To Angry Female Music Stars?
Comment by Jude Rogers, Guardian, The, March 2010
Are there any angry women left in rock and pop? Joan Jett, riot grrrl figurehead Kathleen Hanna and others talk about where it went wrong ...
see also Runaways, The
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